Educators Headed to National Convention in St Paul
Prof. C. A. Axline of Albion state normal visited Pocatello discussing Idaho school policy questions on the way to the National Education Association meeting in St Paul July 4–11. Northwest colleagues like Josephine C. Preston and Walter Siders will present on education topics. The event offers side trips to Yellowstone and Glacier Park and promises strong sessions.
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C. A. Axline
Albion State Normal
Pocatello
Axline
State Board of Education
State Normal
St. Paul
National Educational Association
Northwest
Association
Josephine C. Preston
Washington
Walter R. Siders
Idaho
Harriet A. Wood
Portland
Oregon
R. Alderman
C. M. Plummer
Board of Education
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Miners Union Meeting Vows Damages Action in Butte
The Western Federation of Miners held a 7 o clock meeting at Carpenters union hall West Granite street Butte. Trustees were instructed to advertise bids for repairing the demolished Miners union headquarters and to sue the city for damages. About 21 old union members attended the hall session then a secret meeting drew 400 people led by Vice President Jen Wee and John J. Gheshen.
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Court House
J. C. Lowney
Western Federation of Miners
Butte Camp No. 1
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Duncan
West Granite Street
Butte
West
Granite Street
Board of Trustees
Union Hall
Pretarit Jen Wee
John J. Gheshen
Non-suit Declared in Oregon Short Line Damage Suits
District Court at St Anthony Yester day entered a non suit in eight damage actions against the Oregon Short Line arising from a Chester near Ashton collision last fall. Survivors filed for 150000, one trial occurred in Salt Lake with a hung jury. remaining cases moved to Fremont county and were dismissed, likely ending the matter.
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District Court
St. Anthony
Oregon
Chester
Ashton
Oregon Short Line
Salt ‘Lake
Fremont County
Gwinn
Shipping American arms and shells reach Connemara coast
Dublin reports large quantities of arms and ammunition of latest American pattern landed on the Connemara coast by nationalist volunteers last night. Torpedo boats have been ordered to patrol the coast to prevent gun running.
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Dublin
Connemara
Ireland
Former Senator Frank Hiscock Dies in Syracuse
Former U S Senator Frank Hiscock died suddenly in Syracuse New York at age and as a potential 1888 Republican presidential nominee. He is survived by his son F K Hiscock of North Yakima Washington. The crowd at a meeting showed mixed sympathies but no clashes and authorities considered the event orderly with deputies present as a precaution.
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Syracuse
N. Y
U. S
Frank Hiscock
F. K. Hiscock
North Yakima
Washington
Buildings Move as Pocatello Station Frontage Prepares
Preparations for the new Short Line depot in Pocatello proceed as eight houses on Company Row are slated for relocation. Workers clear ground north of the viaduct near the traction office while house No. 11 is set to move from South Harrison to a new site, with residents notified of the plan.
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Pocatello
Company
South Harrison
Gunman siege on steam roller scare reported on highway
Sheriff aides sought identities of riders in a wagon that halted a steam roller on a state highway yesterday. A gun was leveled at the driver who later fell ill from chills after confronting the weapon. Investigators say no solid evidence ties any single person to the incident, which occurred during an itinerant party at Downey.
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Downey
Steering gear of Empress of Treland in dispute
Quebec June 18. Counsel for Stor stad owners contends the Empress of Treland’s steering gear was disabled the night of the disaster. Quartermaster Galway claims the gear failed on the bridge. officers deny the account and Golway is to be summoned as witness.
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Quebec
Storstad
Quartermaster Galway
Golway
Republican State Convention Opens in Tacoma
The Republican state convention convened in Tacoma Washington with full delegate attendance. Delegates will draft a platform for the state campaign and ratify the national committee’s decision to change the national convention representation basis.
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Tacoma
Wash
Republican National Committee
Oldest Senator Isaac Stephenson Celebrates 85th Birthday
Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin marked his eighty fifth birthday in Washington. The veteran lawmaker, the senate's oldest member, noted his term ends next March and it is believed he will not seek reelection.
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Washington, D. C
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
United Real Senate
Five County Burned Trustees and City Officials
A fragmented clipping from the Tribune references five county burnings and city officials, with unclear names and roles, leaving the event details and location ambiguous.
District Court Cleaned Up Docket This Term
District court finished a busy term disposing of twenty eight cases in ten days. Fines totaled 1810 for liquor offenses with seven penitentiary counts. Several defendants faced jail or prison terms while others received suspended sentences. Court will recess after civil matters and reconvene on the 29th for a murder trial in Malad.
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District Court
Dell Root
Mike Lawles
Peter Govesi
F. Roth
Gust Kazakos
Mike Kazakos
Charles Winner
John Sehley
G. H. Griffeth
Carrie Summers
A. H. Hing
Charles Williams
R. A. Clyde
Frank Prothero
Angelo Poas
A. E. Jackson
Frank White
C. C. Bingham
William Kidd
F. P. Terrell
Harry Quinsey
John Kirk
Jim Karras
Jim Polas
Pete Mannas
William Pappas
G. W. Corbin
California
Judge Budge
Plans For New Tap Malad Franklin Route Submitted
The Idaho state highway commission headed by Chairman Theodore Turner and joined by Secretary W L Gifford Miles Cannon and Engineer King evaluated two proposed routes to open Franklin and Malad country. A southern county patrol covered 178 miles to Pocatello as the group prepared a final decision to be announced soon.
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Theodore Turner
State Highway Commission
W. L. Gifford
Miles Cannon
Engineer King
Franklin
Pocatello
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Gate City
General Committee
Gray & Gray
W. A. Samms
Brady
George Stoll
Claude Bistline
Professor Holmes
Meyers
Adkison
Normal School
Albion
Tribune
Ronooe Arbuckle
Fat Boy
At the Orpheum
Per Ee Ee Comely
Company Row
Gun
G. O. P. Convention
Rte
the Tribune
Joffies
Ady
Franklin Territory
Commission
Arrow
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